New 5e3 Style Build
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New 5e3 Style Build
Been a while since I posted on TAG. Here is my new 5E3 build.
Ambrosia Maple cabinet, vintage 30 speaker for now, Weber speaker on the way for this build. Carbon comp resistors, cloth wire, Added master on the back
panel. nos tubes. Mojo/Mallory caps. Sounds good so far, want to hear it with Jensen style Weber speaker.
Ambrosia Maple cabinet, vintage 30 speaker for now, Weber speaker on the way for this build. Carbon comp resistors, cloth wire, Added master on the back
panel. nos tubes. Mojo/Mallory caps. Sounds good so far, want to hear it with Jensen style Weber speaker.
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Always good stuff! I hope things are as well for you there as the amp looks. Love it!
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Nice! Where did you get the cabinet from? Did you make it?
Tony
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Things are good, real busy working. Hope to post more soon of some more projects as time allows. Hope you are well also.Reeltarded wrote:Always good stuff! I hope things are as well for you there as the amp looks. Love it!
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Yep,I made it.dorrisant wrote:Nice! Where did you get the cabinet from? Did you make it?
Tony
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Nice, Jeff; I like the master knob in the back!
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Thanks, just seemed to be a good place for it. I didn't want to add it at all but I had multiple requests for it so.....martin manning wrote:Nice, Jeff; I like the master knob in the back!
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The attention to detail is awesome.
Especially the front upper and lower narrow panels being let into the sides.
Imho, the Celestion Blue is Roquefort in a 5E3.
Especially the front upper and lower narrow panels being let into the sides.
Imho, the Celestion Blue is Roquefort in a 5E3.
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Almost forgot to put the Logo plate on. Now it looks done.
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[quote="tony hunt"
Imho, the Celestion Blue is Roquefort in a 5E3.[/quote]
I put a vintage C12Q in it today and it sounds good, I may try an alnico blue I think I have one somewhere. I will experiment until I find the right speaker.
Imho, the Celestion Blue is Roquefort in a 5E3.[/quote]
I put a vintage C12Q in it today and it sounds good, I may try an alnico blue I think I have one somewhere. I will experiment until I find the right speaker.
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Yes the logo finished it off. Super nice. I love the master back there.
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Tony, did you mean that a Blue is requisite for a 5E3? Or are you meaning Roquefort as a colloquial term that means The "Blue" Cheese, i.e. the must-have.tony hunt wrote:Imho the Celestion Blue is Roquefort in a 5E3.
Looks great Jeff, as always!!
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Cheese was on my mind because I had just read Sylvia Massy's microphone / cheese comparison.Colossal wrote:Tony, did you mean that a Blue is requisite for a 5E3? Or are you meaning Roquefort as a colloquial term that means The "Blue" Cheese, i.e. the must-have.tony hunt wrote:Imho the Celestion Blue is Roquefort in a 5E3.
Looks great Jeff, as always!!
The suggestion to try the Blue actually goes back to a recommendation from Bruce of Mission Amps on the old Ampage forum.
I recently found a very small tear in my '58 cone, and luckily had a spare Blue knocking around. I like the bite. I just cannot say no to Roquefort.
tony